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Lewisham Community Toilets Map Lewisham Community Toilets Map Open during Covid-19 * Update Disabled Access BELLINGHAM 12 1. Forster Park 14 Baby Change 13 2. The Fellowship and Star DEPTFORD NEW Gender Neutral CROSS 35 15 BLACKHEATH 36 34 3. Age Exchange TELEGRAPH 4. The Crown 42 HILL 41 43 BLACKHEATH 4 3W BROCKLEY 33 BROCKLEY & CROFTON PARK e 78 5. Brickfields LEWISHAM p 32 u 5 CENTRE t 6. Café Crofton Park CROFTON t 7. The Brockley Barge 29 h PARK e lo 28 30 o 8. The Orchard LEE i 26 n 6 LADYWELL HITHER 31 L e w CATFORD GREEN 27 i 9. Abbotshall Healthy Lifestyle HONOR 21 11 s OAK h Centre 10 a 10. Mekan Bar & Restaurant 19 m 20 CATFORD FOREST HILL 9 11. Tesco Catford 24 GROVE PARK 25 BELLINGHAM DEPTFORD SYDENHAM 1 2 23 12. Deptford Park 39 38 22 40 DOWNHAM 37 13. Festa Sul Prato 16 18 14. Rough & Ready Coffee 17 Shop 15. The Albany DOWNHAM LEE 16. Beckenham Place Park Stable Lodge 29. Manor House Gardens 30. Sainsbury's Lee 17. Café Treat 31. The Lord Northbrook 18. Downham Leisure Centre (1Life) LEWISHAM FOREST HILL & HONOR OAK 32. Lewisham Shopping Centre 19. Horniman Museum & Gardens 33. Tesco Lewisham 20. Sainsbury’s Forest Hill 21. The Chandos NEW CROSS 34. Curzon Goldsmiths GROVE PARK 35. Sainsbury's New Cross Gate 22. Chinbrook Meadows Park 36. The New Cross House 23. Grove Park Station 24. Ringway Centre SYDENHAM 25. Tesco ESSO Garage 37. Dilz Café 38. Mayow Park HITHER GREEN 39. Sydenham Wells Park 26. Hither Green Station 40. The Greyhound 27. Mountsfield Park TELEGRAPH HILL LADYWELL 41. Telegraph Hill Centre 28. Ladywell Fields Park 42. Telegraph Hill Park 43. The Hill Station Lewisham Community Toilets Addresses Disabled Access Baby Change Open during Covid-19 * Update Gender Neutral BELLINGHAM LEE Forster Park Whitefoot Lane BR1 5SQ Manor House Gardens 34 Old Road SE13 5SY The Fellowship and Star Randlesdown Road SE6 3BT Sainsbury’s Lee 14 Burnt Ash Road SE12 8PZ The Lord Northbrook 116 Burnt Ash Road SE12 8PU BLACKHEATH Age Exchange 11 Blackheath Village SE3 9LA LEWISHAM The Crown 49 Tranquil Vale SE3 0BS Lewisham Shopping Centre Molesworth Street SE13 7HB Tesco Lewisham 290 Lewisham Road SE13 7PY BROCKLEY & CROFTON PARK Brickfields 293 Brockley Road SE4 2SA NEW CROSS Café Crofton Park 397 Brockley Road SE4 2PH Curzon Goldsmiths 8 Lewisham Way SE14 6NW The Brockley Barge 184 Brockley Road SE4 2RR Sainsbury’s New Cross Gate 263d New Cross Road SE14 5UQ The Orchard 5 Harefield Road SE4 1LW The New Cross House 316 New Cross Road SE14 6NW CATFORD SYDENHAM Mekan Bar & Restaurant 11-13 Bromley Road SE6 2TS Dilz Café 11 Sydenham Road SE26 5EX Tesco Catford 16-21 Winslade Way SE6 4JU Mayow Park Mayow Road SE26 4SS Sydenham Wells Park Taylor’s Lane SE14 6AS DEPTFORD The Greyhound 313-315 Kirkdale SE26 4QB Deptford Park Evelyn Street SE8 5DD Festa Sul Prato Folkestone Gardens SE8 5JE TELEGRAPH HILL Rough & Ready Coffeeshop 311 Evelyn Street SE8 5RH Telegraph Hill Centre Kitto Road SE14 5TY The Albany Douglas Way SE8 4AG Telegraph Hill Park Erlanger Road SE14 5TY The Hill Station Kitto Road SE14 5TY DOWNHAM Beckenham Place Park Stable Lodge Beckenham Hill Road BR3 1SY What is a Lewisham Community Toilet? Café Treat 461 Bromley Road BR1 4PH Downham Leisure Centre 7-9 Moorside Road BR1 5EP Lewisham Community Toilets scheme aims to utilise existing facilities by making them open to the general public. Whenever FOREST HILL & HONOR OAK you see a Lewisham Community Toilet sticker, you’ll know their Horniman Museum & Gardens 100 London Road SE23 3PQ toilet is available for you to use at no cost. Thanks to these Sainsbury’s Forest Hill 34-48 London Road SE23 3HF businesses and organisations, there will be more clean, safe The Chandos 56 Brockley Rise SE23 1LN and accessible toilets in our community! GROVE PARK * Covid-19 update: Chinbrook Meadows Mayeswood Road SE12 9TJ Grove Park Station Baring Road SE12 9TJ Some establishments may have unique health and safety Ringway Centre 268 Baring Road SE12 0DS requirements due to current circumstances and government Tesco ESSO Garage 340 Baring Road SE12 0DU regulations. Please check with each establishment and comply with the guidelines put in place. Remember, it’s now more HITHER GREEN important than ever to support local businesses, so be as nice Hither Green Station SE13 5NF and clean as possible when using their community toilets! Mountsfield Park Stainton Road SE6 1AN Website: https://www.lewishamlocal.com/projects/ LADYWELL communitytoilets/ Ladywell Fields Park Ladywell Road SE13 7XA Email: [email protected].
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